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To: Wade who wrote (7013)	2/23/2006 1:10:17 AM
From: loantech	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78405

Another one from the gang that could not shoot straight. I though they did not know about the deal or whatever, the story does change. What a bunch of sorry losers. Can they do even more to stink up the place? Arab Co., White House Had Secret Agreement Feb 22 9:20 PM US/Eastern Email this story By TED BRIDIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON 1d08c5bfc6d0@news.ap.org The Bush administration secretly required a company in the United Arab Emirates to cooperate with future U.S. investigations before approving its takeover of operations at six American ports, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. It chose not to impose other, routine restrictions. As part of the $6.8 billion purchase, state-owned Dubai Ports World agreed to reveal records on demand about "foreign operational direction" of its business at U.S. ports, the documents said. Those records broadly include details about the design, maintenance or operation of ports and equipment. >> breitbart.com <<War on Terror White House: Bush did not know about ports deal until after it had been approved By Ted Bridis ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:10 p.m. February 22, 2006 WASHINGTON – President Bush was unaware of the pending sale of shipping operations at six major U.S. seaports to a state-owned business in the United Arab Emirates until the deal already had been approved by his administration, the White House said Wednesday. signonsandiego.com These guys give bozos a bad name. LOL.

To: Wade who wrote (7013)	2/23/2006 11:25:13 PM
From: Wade	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78405

One common purpose of those PM newsletter writers is to move the stock price upward. You can easily see that they all write good things of those companies and blue sky potentials. What they don't do is critical analysis which mean that they don't write the bad things or the risks involved or the poor track records of the management. If you ask them if they are willing to risk their house for the stock they wrote. They would say: Are you crazy? There are risks. Did they tell you the real risks? Probably not. <VBG>